The Expert Who Rehabilitates Everyday Life

Develop certified professionals through rigorous examinations and systematic education.

Our two-stage assessment — CBT theory exam and practical skills test — ensures a balanced evaluation of knowledge and clinical competence. Post-certification, members must earn 20 CPD points annually.

Partner with universities to ensure programme quality standards.

We collaborate with Korean universities and lifelong education institutions to accredit sport rehabilitation curricula, periodically reviewing content, facilities, and faculty against international benchmarks.

Certify regional branches and KASRaT-operated centres.

Regional branches are established and supported nationwide. KASRaT directly operates sport rehabilitation centres that deliver clinical education, health screening, and rehabilitation services to local communities.

Promote evidence-based practice through JSRS and conferences.

The Journal of Sports Rehabilitation Science (JSRS) is published regularly, and biannual academic conferences disseminate the latest research findings into professional practice.

Advocate for legal status and institutional reform.

We work continuously with government agencies, legislature, and related bodies to secure occupational classification, legislative reform, and national health insurance coverage for sport rehabilitators.

Establish MoUs and mutual recognition with international bodies.

Through partnerships with BASRaT (UK), ESSA (Australia), JASM (Japan), and NSCA (US), we build mutual recognition frameworks that empower members to practice globally.